Sentence examples for verification or a from inspiring English sources
We describe a doubly robust estimator that has the attractive feature of being consistent if either a model for the probability of selection to verification or a model for the probability of disease among the verified subjects (but not necessarily both) is correct.
An ATC-AQ was defined as a level I or II ACS-verified adult trauma center with additional ACS pediatric verification or a level I or II state-designated adult trauma center with additional state pediatric designation.
Contributions may include: a short, elegant proof of a self-standing result; a novel way of defining a fundamental concept; a notable approach to proving a key lemma in a larger development; a snippet of verified code, carefully engineered to balance efficiency with ease of verification; or a clever or impressive application of automated tools in a particular domain.
Note that a Gold Star (Family) specialty license plate must have a copy of verification or a death notice attached to the application.
But the refinancing does not require any income verification or an appraisal, which means that borrowers who owe more on their mortgage than their house is worth are also eligible.
But the refinancing does not require any income verification or an appraisal, which means that homeowners who owe more on their mortgage than their house is worth are also eligible.
The AVA algorithm specifically uses spatial data comparison and a decision tree process to identify and label 30-m raster pixels in the intermediate layer as either a verified change (NLCD is corroborated), a proposed change (corroborated without NLCD) that needs further verification or an unverified change (NLCD is not corroborated) that needs manual interpretation.
WhatsApp and Signal, for example, tell you when a user's key changes, indicating that a new device is in use — and requires verification — or that a device has been manipulated by a third-party and that the conversation isn't secure.
PCR of the RD207 region was performed on isolates which had discrepant results between spoligotyping, CGH and RD105 verification, or if a mixed M. tuberculosis sub-population in a sample was suspected.
This, however, will grossly underestimate some cases, in particular those which have time specific or longitudinal aspects, and grossly overestimate others, where the DNA sequencing was more for verification or was a small component of the overall experiment output.
So far, establishing that a given workflow complies with artifact lifecycles has mostly been done through static verification, or by assuming a centralized access to all artifacts where these constraints can be monitored and enforced.
